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Actually this isn't true.
C starts arrays with 0.

For example, an array of x[3] has values x[0], x[1], and x[2]. If you tried to ask for an x[3], the program would generate an error. This is why the MAX_FUNC is layed out in that way.
Sorry. I figured MAX_FUNC would be the last (maximum) indexable array value. Apparently not ...